Talk Nation Radio for October 14, 2009
Dahr Jamail Lecture at ECSU on Reinventing Journalism in a Time of War

Special thanks to Promoting Enduring Peace, and Professor Helma De Vries, Political Science Dept., at ECSU, Eastern Connecticut State University, in Willimantic, CT, who coordinated the event where Dahr Jamail spoke. Thanks also to Eastern Connecticut State University, their technical division, staff, and the human rights group on campus, for welcoming Dahr Jamail for this taped event. This program represents part one. Part two to follow.

Produced by Dori Smith
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Recorded at Eastern Connecticut State University in Willimantic, CT September 21, 2009.

Dahr Jamail spoke at Eastern Connecticut State University, [ECSU] in Willimantic, Connecticut before a crowd of several hundred students, professors, and members of the general public. The event September 21, 2009, marked the UN's International Day of Peace and was sponsored by Promoting Enduring Peace and campus groups.

Link to video here
http://nutmeg.easternct.edu/easterntelevision/guestlectures.htm
"Reinventing Journalism" Dahr Jamail

You can learn more about Dahr Jamail's recent book, tThe Will to Resist, Soldiers who Refuse to Fight in Iraq and Afghanistan' at his web site www.dahr.org or dahrjamailiraq.com. The publisher is Haymarket Books.

Dahr Jamail's previous book was, 'Beyond the Green Zone, Dispatches from an Unembedded Journalist in Occupied Iraq'.

See other Talk Nation Radio interviews as well as 'cease fire news' and 'the shock vote' starting in 2003.


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Keywords: Dahr Jamail lecture; ECSU; Eastern Connecticut State University; Willimantic; CT; Promoting Enduring Peace; Special Thanks to ECSU and to Prof. Helma De Vries; Political Science Dept.; soldiers who refuse to deploy to Iraq and Afghanistan being stripped of benefits

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